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It should be considered that if there was no market for it then pornography (or erotica or anything else) would not exist. The fact that a very large part of the internet, content of mainstream movies, and "adult" publications , fairly clearly shows that there is a market for such material. Rather than fight to ban such materials (which is somewhat like prohibition , which didnt work very well) more effort in educating peoples to renounce them is needed. Its somewhat interesting that in polls no one admits to buying magazines like Playboy and yet it sells a lot of copies.  Certainly those forms which are illegal should be prosecuted or some arrangement made to block access (if originating in another country). In the United States this subject is considered a First Amendment issue , the right of free expession. [[User:Markr|Markr]] 12:31, 18 November 2008 (EST)
 
It should be considered that if there was no market for it then pornography (or erotica or anything else) would not exist. The fact that a very large part of the internet, content of mainstream movies, and "adult" publications , fairly clearly shows that there is a market for such material. Rather than fight to ban such materials (which is somewhat like prohibition , which didnt work very well) more effort in educating peoples to renounce them is needed. Its somewhat interesting that in polls no one admits to buying magazines like Playboy and yet it sells a lot of copies.  Certainly those forms which are illegal should be prosecuted or some arrangement made to block access (if originating in another country). In the United States this subject is considered a First Amendment issue , the right of free expession. [[User:Markr|Markr]] 12:31, 18 November 2008 (EST)
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:Using your argument for a moment; try replacing "pornography" with "crack cocaine".  Doesn't sound like a very good argument then does it?  We need to go after all the pornography that is polluting our world just like we go after hard drugs in this country.  There is little difference to The Lord between a playboy and a crack pipe. It encourages lustful feelings, which is a sin.  Need I say more? [[User:Patriot1505|Patriot1505]] 18:47, 20 June 2009 (EDT)
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